Plague May Settle War in Balkans
Peace Servians defeat and capture Turkish force at Dobromira near Monastir. Report 6000 cholera cases among Turkish troops at Tcha talja. Bulgarians near Kilios on the Black Sea, close to the capital. Greek army under Crown Prince Constantine sails from Saloniki toward Monastir. Bulgarians retreat. Greeks occupy Athos peninsula near Saloniki.
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Kilios
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Bulgaria’s Peace Terms to Turkey Reported at Vienna
Seven stipulations are outlined with Bulgaria surrendering the Tchatalia army, withdrawal guarded by Bulgarians, Turkish evacuation of Adrianople Scutari Monastir and Janina, payment of a war indemnity, surrender of conquered territory, internationalization of Constantinople, opening of the Dardanelles and Saloniki as a free port.
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London
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
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Monastir
Janina
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Dardanelles
Saloniki
Cholera Crisis May Shape War Ends and Peace Terms
London reports cholera spreading among Turkish troops and nearby refugees at Constantinople. Observers say the epidemic could end the war and force new peace terms, with six thousand described as fed on Page 2-7th Column.
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London
Constantinople
Europe
Is Convinced That People of Country Desire It
A fragmented phrase suggests belief that national sentiment favors a proposed change. The readable portion implies broad public backing though details and context are unclear. Further information is needed to identify the specific issue and supporting entities.
Leaders Plan Extraordinary Session To Revise Tariff
Governor Wilson announced that after his inauguration he would call Congress into an extraordinary session no later than April 15 to revise tariffs. He will sail to Bermuda for vacation and return December 16. He stressed prompt action to redeem party pledges and remove tariff uncertainty for business.
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New York
Wilson
United States
Bermuda
Leap Before Car Fatal Tragedy in Canton Street
Thomas Moore aged 50 dies at City Hospital after leaping in front of an electric car on Washington street Canton. Motorman Harding stopped the car and Moore's limbs were mangled. He told Dr T E Guild he was friendless and des titute and tired of living after being ejected for non payment of rent.
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Moore
Washington Street
Mattapan
T. E. Guild
City Hospital
River Street
Dorchester
Thief Posing as Telephone Worker Strikes Boston Area
Police describe a tall 23 year old man who cuts phone wires to disable alerts. In Brighton at 59 Mountfern Street he gained entry by posing as a telephone company employee and stole a moonstone ring and cash. Breaks were reported in Somerville and Brighton as detectives pursue the suspect.
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Brookline
Somerville
Brighton
T. F. Magoun
Mountfern Street
Federal Probe for Grand Trunk
President Taft and Attorney General Wickersham ordered investigations into the Grand Trunk New Haven agreement. The Attorney General sent agents to Boston and Providence while the President agreed to meet Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission members at 10 45 Monday.
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Taft
Attorne
Wickersham
New Haven
Boston
Providence
Pothier
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission
Rhode Island Governor Seeks Clarification On Grand Trunk Extension
Gov Pothier telegraphed President Taft after Attorney General Rice and Utilities Chair Bliss reported failure to obtain clear information from Grand Trunk President Chamberlin about the Palmer Mass to Providence extension. Chamberlin called the Waldorf interview pleasant. Rhode Island officials called it unpleasant. Chamberlin said he will return to Montreal without further meetings.
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Taft
H. A. Rice
W. G. Bliss
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E. J. Chamberlin
Grand Trunk
Palmer
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the Waldorf
Chamberlin
Pothier
New England
Mellen
New Haven
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Heiress Wins Divorce in Webster Superior Court
Mrs Elizabeth Papineau a Boston Webster society figure was granted a divorce from Victor D Papineau of New York amid testimony of cruel and abusive treatment. The couple married March 5 1905 in Boston and lived in New York Washington Webster and Boston.
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Elizabeth Papineau
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Superior Court
Victor D. Papineau
New York
Papineau
Marc Morton
Papineaus
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Washington
Violinist Fritz Kreisler Lands in New York for War Time Concert Series
Vienna born virtuoso Fritz Kreisler arrived on the steamship France in New York for a six week stay to perform with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He travels by special Austrian government dispensation and is an officer in the first reserve of the Austrian army. He must be ready to mobilize and sail immediately if his regiment is called.
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France
Fritz Kreisler
Boston Symphony Orchestra
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Welch Convicted in West Clarksfield Tarring Case
In Norwalk Ohio on November 16 a jury found Ernest Welch guilty of assault and battery for his role in the tarring of Minnie Lavalley at West Clarksfield on August 30. He was the first of six men to be tried on riotous conduct charges.
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Ohio
Ernest Welch
Minnie Lavalley
West Clarksfield
Welch
Gem Robbers Enter Brookline Home in Late Theft
Thieves entered the home of La Vergne Conkey at 221 Harvard Street Brookline yesterday stealing about 400 in jewelry. Conkey returned about 9 pm and found silverware moved and partially packed, suggesting the burglars fled as he arrived.
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South Boston Girl Weds Tech Man John Foster Cole
John Foster Cole Tech 10 and Miss Adela I Fitzgerald daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank I Fitzgerald 107 O street South Boston were married last evening at the bride’s parents home. Rev Rufus Dix of Weymouth officiated.
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Adela I
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Rufus Dix
Weymouth
Two Big Elevens Clash at Stadium Today
The annual Crimson versus Green showdown headlines the day as Brown and Princeton faced heavy losses recently. Captain Wendell leads the home team in a bid to move closer to the intercollegiate championship while the visitors seek to rebound from earlier defeats.
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Princeton Tiger
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Stationers Hill Smith Co Loose Leaf Specialists
Stationers Hill Smith Co announces its Loose Leaf Specialists service at 8 Milk Street. The firm markets paper products and bespoke filing solutions for offices and schools, highlighting durable materials and tailored organization options.
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Stationers Hill, Smith CO
Milk Street
Governor Signals Opinions Favor Extra Session
Governor stated he had nothing further to say and that most public opinions favored an extra session, as he declared.
Four Candidates Vie For Chelsea Mayor in Tuesday Primary
The Chelsea mayoral race features four candidates: incumbent James H. Malone, former Mayor Edward E. Willard, Alderman W. S. Young, and Alfred L. Maggs former city engineer. Primaries occur next Tuesday December 10 along with aldermen at large and school board elections.
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Chelsea
James H. Malone
Edward E. Willard
W. S. Young
Alfred L. Maggs
Long Day Declines as Planets Set and Rise Evening
On the S21st day of the year the long day ends with Venus setting at 6 18 p m Jupiter at 5 52 p m and Saturn rising at 4 45 p m. Light auto lamps begin at 4 52 p m. Anniversary notes recall events from 1860 and 1864 including a new lighthouse on Minot's Ledge and General Sherman's march to the sea.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Minot’s Ledge
General Sherman
Forecast for Boston and New England Weekend Weather
Fair conditions expected in Boston and nearby areas this weekend with moderate northwest to north winds. Yesterday’s Thompson’s Spa temperatures averaged 42.6 degrees. record shows 41 to 48 at various times with 9 p.m. reading around 40 to 47. Saturday was cloudy a year prior.
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Vicinity
Washington
New England
Thompson's Spa
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